Leader in UK Public Affairs: Beth Armstrong, Partner, Charlesbye, “Control the controllables”
The combination of government, campaigns and consultancy gives Beth a broad view of Westminster
Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is under pressure after Angela Rayner’s exit. Unions accuse Starmer of weakening core pledges like fire and rehire and day-one rights.
The combination of government, campaigns and consultancy gives Beth a broad view of Westminster
Fabri discusses his support for greater transparency and his belief that lobbying standards should apply beyond traditional public affairs agencies
The day of the Holborn and St Pancras by-election has arrived; Mace investigates where public opinion is and what this means for the future of the Green Party
"Education is why I came into politics, and it is hardly talked about"
It is still early days for the new Prime Minister, but lobbying trackers have witnessed an increase in activity since his arrival in No. 10
Greetings from Birmingham and the Conservative Party Conference, with Editor William Cash.
'Almost seven years ago, I had one of the worst days of my career as a Hotel General Manager,' writes the CEO of the Institute of Hospitality, as
Just under half of professionals say the risks of taking public stances outweigh the benefits
The accusation that AI has the potential to ‘kill all humans’ in the next decade has sent shockwaves around the world, but what are the controversial AI companies’
Healey’s affirmative line “There is nothing progressive about losing control” did little to stir ‘hype’ amongst conference attendees nor City bankers, but he is right to say it